All Challenges All The Time discussion

jingles wrote: "Teri-K, I'm not particularly concerned with the page counts, so it's perfectly fine to use the 90 page book :) "

Thanks! :)

My latest update...


✘3. Alabama = Five Presidents|Clint Hill|02.17.18|★★★★
Page 206 – So it was last week in Selma, Alabama.

✘6. Americans = The 14th Colony|Steve Berry|02.08.18|★★★★
Page 75 - …as those new enemies did not discriminate between Russians and Americans.

✘11. Babe = The Marriage of Opposites|Alice Hoffman|02.21.18|★★★
Page 265 – …and re remembered when he could not sleep as a babe…

✘28. Clocks = Never Buried|Edie Claire|02.18.18|★★★
Page 96 – After declining several other bargains, including a close-out on cat clocks with swinging tails, the women managed to escape with their prize.

✘56. Hammersmith = Five Presidents|Clint Hill|02.17.18|★★★★
Page 175 – We departed almost immediately after the reception was over, flying on the Caroline, the Kennedy family’s private plane, to Newport, and then continuing on to Mrs. Kennedy’s mother’s Hammersmith Farm residence by car.

✘59. Heroin = Prince Charles|Sally Bedell Smith|02.27.18|★★★
Page 372 – Following his son’s admission, Charles took him to Featherstone Lodge, a drug treatment center in South London, for a “short sharp shock treatment,” talking to cocaine and heroin addicts who showed him “what happens to you if you start taking drugs.”

✘64. Ignition = The 14th Colony|Steve Berry|02.08.18|★★★★
One for lights only, another for radio, the final pair triggering ignition.

✘67. Johanna = The Women in the Castle|Jessica Shattuck|02.10.18|★★
Page 37 – Do you know my mother? Johanna?

✘88. Mustang = The 14th Colony|Steve Berry|02.08.18|★★★★
Page 25 – A 1967 silver Mustang, a gift to himself while still in the army.

✘99. Ode = Prince Charles|Sally Bedell Smith|02.27.18|★★★
Page 143 – Poet Laureate John Betjeman composed a “Wedding Ode of Joy” to celebrate the marriage.

✘102. Ooh = Never Buried|Edie Claire|02.18.18|★★★
Page 14 – “Ooh…” Maura answered, pursing her lips.

✘113. Punk = American Assassin|Vince Flynn|02.19.18|★★★
Page 172 – I’m God and that too-smart-for-his-own-good college punk wandered so far off the reservation he’s lucky I don’t put a bullet in his head.

Heads up, gang...

There is a correction to work #130.

It should be:

Sabotage

Heads up, gang....


There is a correction to word #130.

It should be:

Sabotage

These are the only ones I have left to find. I'm pretty sure I won't find the slang. BTW, WHAT IS A WEEZER???

Elf
Johanna
Nite
Pimpin'
Rollin'
Sandman
Thang
Tonight's
Weezer
Year's

I have no idea.

Okay...I'm pretty much in the same boat, Karen, and I know you and Denise always finish these pretty quickly.

Let me to some searching around and come up with alternatives.

"Thang" might be found at some point in a Southern Chick Lit book, but it could take forever to run across it. Elf is probably found in a Christmas Romance novel or novella.

Tonight's and Year's we should be able to find.

I'll do some checking and let you know what I find for the slang.

I don't read chick lit or romance. I did find year's and one of the slang - walkin' in an Ed McBain 87th Precinct book. I'm not overly concerned.

FWIW, I have nuthin', pimpin', weezer and walkin' left. A few more are in books I'm reading now or will be soon.

I can find "pimping" in an Eve Dallas book, but not abbreviated.

Thanks for the feedback, Denise and Teri-K.

Next round won't be this difficult, I promise. I honestly thought pimpin, nuthin' and walkin' would be easier to find than they have been.

No, it's ok!! I didn't mean to start anything. I love your games! More than anything, I just wanted a shorter list to look at rather than scrolling through the posts.

And ... does anybody know what a 'Weezer' is?? Or the song it comes from??

Actually...you all, I screwed up with Weezer. I'm working with song titles, and the song title is Buddy Holly and the GROUP is Weezer.

This one's on me...so we'll just disregard Weezer all together.

You didn't start anything, Karen, I promise. I just think I didn't pay enough attention when I put this one together.

I'm so glad you like these challenges!

I have to admit, I like this one, but it's a pain in my backside in getting it done. Lol.

Okay - let's do this for the slang words...I'll take the regular form of the word (so for thang, thing would work; for nuthin', nothing would work, etc.

If you want to continue looking for the slang, that's fine too. This will just make it a bit easier.

I'll make the notations at the top in post #1.

jingles wrote: "Thanks for the feedback, Denise and Teri-K.

Next round won't be this difficult, I promise. I honestly thought pimpin, nuthin' and walkin' would be easier to find than they have been."

I was just throwing my list into the discussion. I like having some really tricky words, and I don't mind not getting them all. If it's too easy it's no challenge and you don't get that rush when you find a hard word - like when I was reading along and saw "thang". That shocked me. :) I keep hoping for some kid to say "Nite, nite." But it hasn't happened yet. lol

I really appreciate the feedback, TeriK. It helps out a lot.

And I know what you mean about finding a word unexpectedly. That happened with me for hammersmith. That word just came out of nowhere!

jingles wrote: "I really appreciate the feedback, TeriK. It helps out a lot.

And I know what you mean about finding a word unexpectedly. That happened with me for hammersmith. That word just came out of nowhere!"

Hammersmith - oh yes. I wasn't even trying for that one when I was reading about an author's books for another challenge and that word came up as a character's last name. Shock and delight! And I got two tough challenge tasks with one book. :)

jingles wrote: "I really appreciate the feedback, TeriK. It helps out a lot.

And I know what you mean about finding a word unexpectedly. That happened with me for hammersmith. That word just came out of nowhere!"

Hammersmith...the elusive hammersmith. :)

my illusive one is ur

jingles wrote: "my illusive one is ur"

Elizabeth Peters refers to the "Ur text" in at least one of her Amelia Peabody books. If you read them.

jingles wrote: "my illusive one is ur"

I found it slurred ..

Ur.. Twasn't done, my dee-ur!... pg 450The Stranger from the Sea

jingles wrote: "my illusive one is ur"

I found it in a text message that was included in a book. He used ur for your.

Thank you, ladies!

I do read the Amelia Peabody series, so I'll start there first.

I thought I would run across it in dialogue somewhere, but so far I haven't. I know I've seen it before though, so that's why I wasn't overly concerned when I put it on the list.

It will come around, or I'll hunt it down :)

I found "Ur" in an art history book.

That's a good place to look for it.

I'll probably lurk back through the thread to find books to read for the words I'm missing.

Am I the only one that does that?

The lengths I'll go to in order to complete a challenge...I have no shame!

jingles wrote: "I'll probably lurk back through the thread to find books to read for the words I'm missing.

Am I the only one that does that? ..."

I cannot tell a lie -no, you're not the only one. Thus I squealed "Oh, I haven't read that 87th Precinct book yet!" haha (Message 57)

Teri-K wrote: "jingles wrote: "I'll probably lurk back through the thread to find books to read for the words I'm missing.

Am I the only one that does that? ..."

I cannot tell a lie -no, you're not the only one..."

lol glad to help

I can't say I've ever read a book to find a word because I'm so focused on getting through my physical books since I have no room for all of them lol. However, if I noticed one that someone read that I DO have I'd read it.

I found "ur" in a history book.

Glad to know I'm in good company :)

I'm in , i love these searches
Start April 12 , 2018 - June 30 , 2018 ( will edit end if i need to

Completed words 49/185

1. Again They Both Die at the End 45% Mateo smiles again
4. Alone They Both Die at the End 33% Sometimes the words don't come out until your
5. American They Both Die at the End 83% ok American Pie , can we make that happen? I love that song
8. Are The Perfect Nanny 6%
9. Around They Both Die at the End 14% she also likes walking around too
12. Baby The Perfect Nanny 5% The baby is dead.
17. Blood The Perfect Nanny 5% Her throat was filled with blood
19. Blue The Perfect Nanny 5% smashed violently against the blue chest
21. Boys They Both Die at the End 44% I feel exposed like someone is watching me step out of the shower and wrap a towel around my boys
22. Brown They Both Die at the End 14% brown eyes , brown hair
24. But They Both Die at the End 34%but it's alright
25. Can't They Both Die at the End 33% I hope he hears me signing it since he can't
30. C'mon They Both Die at the End 43% C'mon get whatever it is off your chest
31. Come They Both Die at the End 33% Sometimes the words don't come out until your alone
34. Day They Both Die at the End 21% why do you need a last friend before starting your day?
36. Dog They Both Die at the End 48% the dog reminds me of the countdowner's story i was following when i received my alert
37. Don't The Perfect Nanny 5% , even if they don't know each other
39. Eighteen They Both Die at the End 34%I go through my pockets and find eighteen dollars
41. Emotion The Perfect Nanny 5% ... same level of professionalism; without emotion
45. Eyes The Perfect Nanny 5% Eyes bulging, she seemed to be gasping for air.
47. Fear They Both Die at the End 42% living is hard and complicated because of fear
48. Feel They Both Die at the End21% I feel exposed
51. Get They Both Die at the End 43% C'mon get whatever it is off your chest
53. Go They Both Die at the End 12% I'll go see Lidia and Penny
58. Help They Both Die at the End 16%I can help with that
62. How The Perfect Nanny 5%, and the was how the police found her
76. Last They Both Die at the End 21% why do you need a last friend before starting your day?
80. Loving They Both Die at the End 34% the line about loving someone until the end of time is haunting
81. Man They Both Die at the End 24%violent young man
83. Me They Both Die at the End 12%everyone wanted so much more out of me, myself included
89. MyselfThey Both Die at the End 12%everyone wanted so much more out of me, myself included
91. Need They Both Die at the End 21% why do you need a last friend before starting your day?
92. Needs They Both Die at the End 34% ... who needs my help or not
100. On The Perfect Nanny5% the moved her on to the stretcher
106. Penny They Both Die at the End 12% I'll go see Lidia and Penny
107. Piano They Both Die at the End19% the speakers and piano taunt me
110. Police The Perfect Nanny 5% , what? the repeated,
118. Really They Both Die at the End 34% I really want to listen to some music right now
122. Right They Both Die at the End 34% I really want to listen to some music right now
129. Running They Both Die at the End 12% time is running out for someone
137. Shoes They Both Die at the End 43% I arrange all of Penny's shoes at the door
157. Thank They Both Die at the End 35% Thank you , thank you he says
160. Time They Both Die at the End 12% time is running out for someone
169. Walkin' (walking) They Both Die at the End 14% she also likes walking around too
171. Want They Both Die at the End 34% I really want to listen to some music right now
172. Water They Both Die at the End 34% before her water broke
177. White They Both Die at the End 44% why are they all black and white
182. You They Both Die at the End 15% were you scared?
183. Young They Both Die at the End 24%violent young man
184. Your They Both Die at the End 21% why do you need a last friend before starting your day?
185. Yourself They Both Die at the End 33% sometimes the truth is a secret you're keeping to yourself




WORDS

2. Ain't
3. Alabama
6. Americans
7. Apologies
10. As The Perfect Nanny 5%
11. Babe
13. Beast The Perfect Nanny 16%
14. Begun The Perfect Nanny 22%
15. Big The Perfect Nanny 8%
16. Billie
18. Bloom
20. Boardwalk
23. Burden The Perfect Nanny 15%
26. Child The Perfect Nanny 11%
27. City The Perfect Nanny 30%
28. Clocks
29. Club
32. Cry The Perfect Nanny 5%
33. Cupid
35. Dice
38. Drop The Perfect Nanny 28%
40. Elf
42. Empty
43. Enter The Perfect Nanny 19%
44. Everybody
46. Falling The Perfect Nanny 12%
49. Freak
50. Georgia
52. Girl
54. Gone
55. Got
56. Hammersmith
57. Heaven
59. Heroin
60. Home The Perfect Nanny 14%
61. Houses The Perfect Nanny 12%
63. Idiot
64. Ignition
65. Into
66. Joe
67. Johanna
68. Judy
69. Juicy
70. Jungle
71. Just
72. Kiss
73. Know
74. Lady
75. Lane
77. Leader
78. Lord
79. Love The Perfect Nanny 8%
82. Marmalade
84. Mice
85. Midnight
86. Miss
87. Monkey
88. Mustang
90. Mystic
93. New
94. Night The Perfect Nanny 9%
95. Nite
96. Nothing
97. Now
98. Nuthin' (Nothing)
99. Ode
101. Only
102. Ooh
103. Our
104. Pack
105. Paradise
108. Pimpin' (Pimping)
109. Pink The Perfect Nanny 14%
111. Pressure
112. Pretend
113. Punk
114. Push
115. Rabbit
116. Rain The Perfect Nanny 12%
117. Ramble
119. Reaper
120. Remember
121. Respect
123. Rising
124. River
125. Rock 'n roll (rock 'n' roll or rock and roll)
126. Rocker
127. Rollin' (rolling)
128. Runaway
130. Sabotage
131. Sally
132. Sand
133. Sandman
134. Shadows
135. Shame The Perfect Nanny 8%
136. Sheriff
138. Shop
139. Shot
140. Since
141. Smoke The Perfect Nanny 17%
142. Somebody
143. Soon
144. Soul
145. Standing
146. Stone The Perfect Nanny 30%
147. Suede
148. Sugar
149. Suite
150. Summer
151. Super
152. Surrender
153. Survive
154. Sweet
155. Tender
156. Thang
158. Thing
159. Thirteen
161. Tonight's
162. Train
163. Tumbling
164. Twist
165. Umbrella
166. Under The Perfect Nanny 7%
167. Ur (if you all find this, great; but if you want to disregard, don't feel bad about it)
168. Visions
170. Wanna
173. Weezer
174. Welcome
175. We've
176. Where
178. William
179. With
180. Woman
181. Year's

my library eBook expired and awaiting renewal i wrote down location of found words but not the sentence , I will update with the sentences when i get the book again or update with new book locations and not counting yet in completed #s




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Library eBook expired and awaiting renewal

Welcome to the challenge, Melanie!

You will probably want to reserve a couple more spaces in order to have room for your updates as you work the challenge.

If you do reserve space, I'll move this post so that all of yours are together.

What a crazy challenge, I'll definitely join! ☺

Apr 1 - Oct 31 2018

WORDS 59/184 (skipping weezer)

I Heart Robot by Suzanne van Rooyen, read Apr 26

9./45./179. The androids cluster around the coffin, their false eyes brimming with mimetic tears. p.1
71./96./97. Now, just one generation later, we toss them in the trash like nothing more than broken toasters. p.1
26./65. With their machine strength, they lower the cardboard box into the dirt and the child droid begins to sing. p.1
24./101. Asrid and I shouldn't be here—the only two humans amongst the machines—but I loved Nana. p.1
48. I loved her before I knew better than to feel anything for a robot. p.1
51./62. It doesn't matter how attached you get. p.1
79./182. A robot can never love you back. p.1
83./86. Nana was like a mother to me. I'll miss her. p.2
103. Autumn has shuffled closer to winter, the copper and russet leaves crunching beneath our shoes. p.2
17. The leaves look like scabs, a carpet of dried blood spilling into the open earth. p.2
25. Fitting for my nanamaton's funeral, but robots can't bleed. p.2
10. Asrid wends her way toward the parking lot as I approach the grave. p.2
8./176. Hope there's sunshine where you are now. p.2
38. I drop a single flower into the ground. p.2
184. Sorry for your loss. p.2
73./157. Thank you for letting me know. p.2
19./116. You'd think the universe might have had the courtesy to rain given the sullen occasion, but the sun perches in an acid blue sky. p.2
53./60. I think I'll just go home. p.3
34./91. The day I turned 16, Mom decided we didn't need Nana anymore. p.3
160. Marble angels stand sentinel, broken and stained by time. p.3
93. You didn't say anything about my new bug. p.3
109./137. The hoverbug is neon pink, matching her shoes. p.3
76./100./148./158./171. The last thing I want is to sit on sticky vinyl in a noisy waffle house, indulging in sugar and calories. p.4
37. Tyri, don't annoy me. p.4
1. "Vinterberg," I say again. p.4
118. Rurik doesn't really put up with it. p.4
70. The jungle of concrete and steel thins out into a tree-shrouded suburb. p.4
27. It's all glass and chrome with a panoramic view of the city. p.4
122. Rurik used to live right next-door. p.4
143. No, but tomorrow is the last day so I'll hear soon. p.5
52. Hey my Glitchy girl. p.5
177. Glitch curls up in a knot of black, white, and tan fur amongst my pillows. p.5
55. I got in. p.6

An Abundance of Katherines by John Green, read May 6

68. Do you realize that I haven't seen Judge Judy in, like, twelve days? p.117
2./15./31. The ladies come to Big Daddy, 'cause Big Daddy ain't got no car. p.129
102. You're pissed off because ooh, oh no, Hassan doesn't like me anymore. p.132
169. Kat picked me up as I was walkin'. p.176
30. Aw, c'mon, Col. p.179

...continued

104. Pack
105. Paradise
106. Penny
107. Piano 
108. Pimpin' (Pimping)
110. Police
111. Pressure
112. Pretend
113. Punk
114. Push
115. Rabbit
117. Ramble
119. Reaper
120. Remember
121. Respect
123. Rising
124. River
125. Rock 'n roll (rock 'n' roll or rock and roll)
126. Rocker
127. Rollin' (rolling)
128. Runaway
129. Running
130. Sabotage
131. Sally
132. Sand 
133. Sandman
134. Shadows
135. Shame
136. Sheriff
138. Shop
139. Shot
140. Since
141. Smoke
142. Somebody
144. Soul
145. Standing
146. Stone
147. Suede
149. Suite
150. Summer
151. Super
152. Surrender
153. Survive
154. Sweet
155. Tender
156. Thang
159. Thirteen
161. Tonight's
162. Train
163. Tumbling
164. Twist
165. Umbrella
166. Under 
167. Ur (if you all find this, great; but if you want to disregard, don't feel bad about it)
168. Visions
170. Wanna
172. Water
174. Welcome
175. We've
178. William
180. Woman
181. Year's 
183. Young
185. Yourself

Katariina's extra space

3. Alabama
4. Alone
5. American
6. Americans
7. Apologies
11. Babe
12. Baby
13. Beast
14. Begun
16. Billie
18. Bloom
20. Boardwalk
21. Boys
22. Brown 
23. Burden
28. Clocks
29. Club
32. Cry
33. Cupid
35. Dice
36. Dog
39. Eighteen
40. Elf
41. Emotion
42. Empty
43. Enter
44. Everybody
46. Falling
47. Fear
49. Freak
50. Georgia
54. Gone
56. Hammersmith
57. Heaven
58. Help
59. Heroin
61. Houses
63. Idiot
64. Ignition
66. Joe
67. Johanna
69. Juicy
72. Kiss
74. Lady
75. Lane
77. Leader
78. Lord
80. Loving
81. Man
82. Marmalade
84. Mice
85. Midnight
87. Monkey
88. Mustang
89. Myself
90. Mystic
92. Needs
94. Night
95. Nite
98. Nuthin'
99. Ode

Welcome to the challenge, Katariina!!

UPDATE

Completed words 51 / 185

1. Again They Both Die at the End 45% Mateo smiles again
4. Alone They Both Die at the End 33% Sometimes the words don't come out until your
5. American They Both Die at the End 83% ok American Pie , can we make that happen? I love that song
9. Around They Both Die at the End 14% she also likes walking around too
12. Baby The Perfect Nanny 5% The baby is dead.
17. Blood The Perfect Nanny 5% Her throat was filled with blood
19. Blue The Perfect Nanny 5% smashed violently against the blue chest
21. Boys They Both Die at the End 44% I feel exposed like someone is watching me step out of the shower and wrap a towel around my boys
22. Brown They Both Die at the End 14% brown eyes , brown hair
24. But They Both Die at the End 34%but it's alright
25. Can't They Both Die at the End 33% I hope he hears me signing it since he can't
30. C'mon They Both Die at the End 43% C'mon get whatever it is off your chest
31. Come They Both Die at the End 33% Sometimes the words don't come out until your alone
34. Day They Both Die at the End 21% why do you need a last friend before starting your day?
36. Dog They Both Die at the End 48% the dog reminds me of the countdowner's story i was following when i received my alert
37. Don't The Perfect Nanny 5% , even if they don't know each other
39. Eighteen They Both Die at the End 34%I go through my pockets and find eighteen dollars
41. Emotion The Perfect Nanny 5% ... same level of professionalism; without emotion
45. Eyes The Perfect Nanny 5% Eyes bulging, she seemed to be gasping for air.
47. Fear They Both Die at the End 42% living is hard and complicated because of fear
48. Feel They Both Die at the End21% I feel exposed
51. Get They Both Die at the End 43% C'mon get whatever it is off your chest
53. Go They Both Die at the End 12% I'll go see Lidia and Penny
58. Help They Both Die at the End 16%I can help with that
62. How The Perfect Nanny 5%, and the was how the police found her
76. Last They Both Die at the End 21% why do you need a last friend before starting your day?
80. Loving They Both Die at the End 34% the line about loving someone until the end of time is haunting
81. Man They Both Die at the End 24%violent young man
83. Me They Both Die at the End 12%everyone wanted so much more out of me, myself included
89. MyselfThey Both Die at the End 12%everyone wanted so much more out of me, myself included
91. Need They Both Die at the End 21% why do you need a last friend before starting your day?
92. Needs They Both Die at the End 34% ... who needs my help or not
100. On The Perfect Nanny5% the moved her on to the stretcher
106. Penny They Both Die at the End 12% I'll go see Lidia and Penny
107. Piano They Both Die at the End19% the speakers and piano taunt me
110. Police The Perfect Nanny 5% , what? the repeated,
118. Really They Both Die at the End 34% I really want to listen to some music right now
122. Right They Both Die at the End 34% I really want to listen to some music right now
129. Running They Both Die at the End 12% time is running out for someone
137. Shoes They Both Die at the End 43% I arrange all of Penny's shoes at the door
157. Thank They Both Die at the End 35% Thank you , thank you he says
160. Time They Both Die at the End 12% time is running out for someone
169. Walkin' (walking) They Both Die at the End 14% she also likes walking around too
171. Want They Both Die at the End 34% I really want to listen to some music right now
172. Water They Both Die at the End 34% before her water broke
177. White They Both Die at the End 44% why are they all black and white
182. You They Both Die at the End 15% were you scared?
183. Young They Both Die at the End 24%violent young man
184. Your They Both Die at the End 21% why do you need a last friend before starting your day?
185. Yourself They Both Die at the End 33% sometimes the truth is a secret you're keeping to yourself

previous 51 / 185
UPDATE
Completed 88 / 185

8. Are All the Summer Girls 60% Ginny and Dani are both silent
10. As All the Summer Girls 65%his gaze on the door as it swung shut
27. City All the Summer Girls 6%feels the City breathe against her bare neck
29. Club They Both Die at the End 80% come with me to this underground dance club place
32. Cry They Both Die at the End 90% I finally cry because I want more moments
46. FallingThey Both Die at the End 80% I feel like I'm falling through the air
49. Freak All the Summer Girls 2% Crazy control freak stuff
52. Girl All the Summer Girls 41% a grownup dating a college girl
54. Gone All the Summer Girls 72%it makes Kate sad to think of the summer's that have come and gone over the past eight years
55. Got They Both Die at the End 55% what would you do if you got the call?
57. Heaven They Both Die at the End 60% and reappear in what people call heaven
60. Home They Both Die at the End 61% My afterlife is like a home theatre
71. Just All the Summer Girls 42% Just what you need , a breakup song
72. Kiss They Both Die at the End 84% I kiss the guy who brought me to life on the day we are going to die
73. Know They Both Die at the End 52% I had to know he was okay
79. Love They Both Die at the End 53%didn't receive nearly enough love
84. Mice All the Summer Girls 63% you could always work with mice
85. Midnight All the Summer Girls 97% the sky is midnight blue and darkening
93. NewThey Both Die at the End 71% new roller coaster every summer he met the height requirement
94.Night All the Summer Girls 59% we met last night
96. Nothing All the Summer Girls 62% or at least that nothing matters
97. Now All the Summer Girls 96% right now she is on top
101. Only All the Summer Girls 28% if only all those English teachers
116. Rain They Both Die at the End 72% the one pummeled by the rain
120. Remember All the Summer Girls 41% It pained her to rememberthis
124. River They Both Die at the End 63 % maybe the river will be enough
128. Runaway All the Summer Girls 31 %made her runaway in tears
131. Sally They Both Die at the End 85% not Sally , like his very first publicist
132. Sand All the Summer Girls 73% and wander through the sand of the less crowded ones
141. Smoke All the Summer Girls 79% Dani had sniped lighting up a joint because she knew Kate would refuse to smoke
145. Standing They Both Die at the End 62% go dig the grave of someone who is't standing right here
148. Sugar All the Summer Girls 72 % this time she added two heaping spoonfuls of sugar
150. Summer They Both Die at the End 71% new roller coaster every summer he met the height requirement
154. Sweet All the Summer Girls 72% the sweet rise and fall of Gracie's belly as she breathes
162. Train They Both Die at the End 57% like the train we took in the middle of the night
176. Where They Both Die at the End 63% I don't know where Mateo is leading me
179. With They Both Die at the End 80% come with me to this underground dance club place

Great challenge work, Melanie!

I moved your link :)

jingles wrote: "Great challenge work, Melanie!

I moved your link :)"

thank you :)

UPDATE
previous 106 / 185

Completed words
139/185

2. Ain't The Lightkeeper's Daughters 11% Ain't going to come off by washing
11. Babe The Lightkeeper's Daughters 25% Babe those old folks are taking painkillers by the bucketful
14. Begun The Lightkeeper's Daughters 23% we have begun to cut firewood
15. Big The Lightkeeper's Daughters 10% plants , pathways and a big patio
18. Bloom The Lightkeeper's Daughters 10% most of the flowers look like they have finished blooming
23. Burden The Lightkeeper's Daughters 28% but I felt he would still be more of a burden then a help
26. Child The Lightkeeper's Daughters 7% he has walked this path since he was a child
28. Clocks The Lightkeeper's Daughters 38 % I heard the ticking of the clock on the mantle
38. Drop The Lightkeeper's Daughters 11% and lets it drop to the ground
42. Empty The Lightkeeper's Daughters 7% Wind Dancer is empty of life
43. Enter The Lightkeeper's Daughters 17% I Enter the code to the other wing
61. Houses The Lightkeeper's Daughters 7% spent the summers in one of the houses
63. Idiot The Lightkeeper's Daughters 35% What a fucking idiot
65. Into The Lightkeeper's Daughters 8% I slouch back into the chair
69. Juicy The Lightkeeper's Daughters 43% picking the plump, juicy fruit to be dried
74. Lady The Lightkeeper's Daughters 13% what an old lady I am now
75. Lane The Lightkeeper's Daughters 7% and into the shipping lanes of Lake Superior
78. Lord The Lightkeeper's Daughters 18% Lord knows the halls don't need anymore cleaning
86. Miss The Lightkeeper's Daughters 12% How is this Miss Livingstone?
90. Mystic The Lightkeeper's Daughters 6 % it's a mystical place , this peninsula
103. Our The Lightkeeper's Daughters 9% Our tattered old book
104. Pack The Lightkeeper's Daughters 16% killed by a pack of wolves
109. Pink The Lightkeeper's Daughters 25% sliding his hand beneath the pink lace
111. Pressure The Lightkeeper's Daughters 28 % and we have settles into a low-pressure system
112. Pretend The Lightkeeper's Daughters 32% But I/m not ready to pretend like it's all okay
114. Push The Lightkeeper's Daughters 12% I asked one of the support workers to push me outside in a wheelchair
115. Rabbit The Lightkeeper's Daughters 23% we had a feast of rabbit soup,
119. Reaper The Lightkeeper's Daughters 88% and I knew too that the reaper hovered outside
123. Rising The Lightkeeper's Daughters 7% but the rising sun and waking wind
127. Rollin' (rolling) The Lightkeeper's Daughters 13% the rolling thunder and pounding rain
134. Shadows The Lightkeeper's Daughters 40% before disappearing into the shadows135. Shame The Lightkeeper's Daughters 20% a sense of pride tempered by shame
138. Shop The Lightkeeper's Daughters 1% a cluster of wooden houses , a blacksmith shop , a store
139. Shot The Lightkeeper's Daughters 23% I have a sufficient supply of shot
140. Since The Lightkeeper's Daughters 7% he has walked this path since he was a child
142. Somebody The Lightkeeper's Daughters 20% so desperately to matter to somebody, it hurts
143. Soon The Lightkeeper's Daughters 7% and soon the ground and gardens are littered with white and purple and blue
144. Soul The Lightkeeper's Daughters 8%reached out with compassion to some poor underprivileged soul
146. Stone The Lightkeeper's Daughters 7% his magnificent form turning to stone
152. Surrender The Lightkeeper's Daughters 55% before the commonwealth forces surrendered
153. Survive The Lightkeeper's Daughters 23% he was one of onle a few to survive
155. Tender The Lightkeeper's Daughters 58 % he stumbled off the James Whalen's tenderwith a fiddle clutched beneath his arm
158. Thing The Lightkeeper's Daughters 3% the poor thing. Can you blame her, Really?
163. Tumbling The Lightkeeper's Daughters 52% The beaching waves lifting the boat and tumbling it around
164. Twist The Lightkeeper's Daughters 72% watching it swirl and twist the current
166. Under [ [book:The Lightkeeper's Daughters|32600208] 7% the viens of ore under the constant treat of encroaching water
168. Visions The Lightkeeper's Daughters 39% we entertained visions of Emily absently stepping off one of the cliffs
174. Welcome The Lightkeeper's Daughters 27% "Umm , Thanks? " "You're Welcome"
178. William The Lightkeeper's Daughters 22% the former lightkeeper , has retired to Fort William
180. Woman The Lightkeeper's Daughters 3% a middle-aged woman is shuffling through folders
181. Year's The Lightkeeper's Daughters 29% New Year's was spent in a snow storm

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April 12 , 2018 - June 30 , 2018

Currently Reading


Library eBook expired and awaiting renewal

Finished

April 16/18
April 18/18
April 21/18

UPDATE
previous post 139 / 185

Completed words
current post 162/185

44. Everybody Murder at McDonald's 43% I guess this is it . I love you everybody
66. Joe Murder at McDonald's 62% I wanna
about your average Joe Stuff
77. Leader Murder at McDonald's 5% Local business leaders upheld the real solution
113. Punk Murder at McDonald's 85% three punks came in with a lust to kill
117. Ramble Murder at McDonald's 11 % he needed to think , and Muise was beginning to ramble
121. Respect Murder at McDonald's 34% should show the same amount of respect it's viewers demonstrated
125. Rock 'n roll (rock 'n' roll or rock and roll) Murder at McDonald's 33 % A classic Wurlitzer jukebox offers an assortment of country and Rock-and-Roll
136. Sheriff Murder at McDonald's 67% Cape Breton County Sheriff Wayne Magee had set aside an area for photographers
149. Suite Murder at McDonald's 43% Dave Trickett was in a room near the polygraph suite
159. Thirteen Murder at McDonald's 1% Although I have been writing professionally for thirteen years
170. Wanna Murder at McDonald's 47% If I wanna leave I can
175. We've Murder at McDonald's 59 % "We've had three funerals already" he said "we may have a fourth. Are you proud of that?"



13. Beast Before We Were Yours 3% a kaleidoscope of flowers blooms dispite the Beastly summer heat
20. Boardwalk Before We Were Yours 19% we march up the boardwalk in a line
33. Cupid Before We Were Yours 48% his little cupid's bow mouth hanging open
50. Georgia Before We Were Yours 23% " How are you today, Georgia?"
68. Judy Before We Were Yours 23% Grandma Judy is now a ghost of her former self
87. Monkey Before We Were Yours 11 % Fern wraps around my leg like a monkey
98. Nuthin' (Nothing) Before We Were Yours 2% the medications will cause the memory of it to be nothing but a blur by tomorrow
105. Paradise Before We Were Yours 33% Just another day in paradise,every single morning.
126. Rocker Before We Were Yours 95% She motions to the rocker by the window
156. Thang Before We Were Yours 10% "you li'l saucy thang. Sass mouth."
165. Umbrella Before We Were Yours 61% She's got an umbrella with all the cloth torn off



WORDS

3. Alabama
6. Americans
7. Apologies
16. Billie
35. Dice
40. Elf
56. Hammersmith
59. Heroin
64. Ignition
67. Johanna
70. Jungle
82. Marmalade
88. Mustang
95. Nite
99. Ode
102. Ooh
108. Pimpin' (Pimping)
130. Sabotage
133. Sandman
147. Suede
151. Super
161. Tonight's
167. Ur
173. Weezer


my library eBook expired and awaiting renewal i wrote down location of found words but not the sentence , I will update with the sentences when i get the book again or update with new book locations and not counting yet in completed #s



April 12 , 2018 - July 31 , 2018

Currently Reading


Library eBook expired and awaiting renewal

Finished

You are making great progress, Melanie!

jingles wrote: "You are making great progress, Melanie!"

Thanks , I've had a Lucky choice of books . starting to slow down now .

I found everything but pimpin', weezer, and nite, which apparently are not going to turn up for me. So I think I'll consider this done. It was fun - Thanks.

Song Title Word Search #1
Date: 01/28/18-5/13/18
Completed: 182/185 Words Found

WORDS
1. Again "Oh, yes - what was the last name again?" pg 56Dead Man's Folly by Agatha Christie 3/1
2. Ain't "But you ain't wearing paste and rags, sugar." pg 210 Rapture in Death by J.D. Robb 1/29
3. Alabama "the sounds of 'Sweet Home Alabama'" pg 279 The Undead In My Bed by Katie MacAlister 2/15
4. Alone "Are you alone down here or have you friends with you..." pg 110 Dead Man's Folly by Agatha Christie 3/1
5. American "British rock stars, who seemed less inclined to destroy hotel rooms here than in other American hotels..." pg 9 The Burglar in the Rye by Lawrence Block 1/29
6. Americans "And people said Americans were bad." pg 64 Darkfever by Karen Marie Moning 2/1
7. Apologies "My apologies for leaving you here alone to face him. pg 17 Cry Wolf by Patricia Briggs
8. Are "Telephones are in such awkward places," pg 3 Dead Man's Folly by Agatha Christie 3/1
9. Around "Anna had quit being nervous around him..." pg 97 Hunting Ground by Patricia Briggs 2/13
10. As "his teeth as white and straight as a Navy band." pg 43 Conspiracy in Death by J.D. Robb 3/2
11. Babe I was born to late to see Babe Ruth at bat or Ty Cobb at center field." pg 192 The Cat Who Said Cheese by Lilian Jackson Braun 2/23
12. Baby "I remember her parents bringing her here when she was a baby." pg 127 They Found Him Dead by Georgette Heyer 2/18
13. Beast "It's a beast of the shaauri homeworld." pg 114 Out of this World by J.D. Robb 2/1
14. Begun "as suddenly as it had begun, everything was still." pg 30 Fated by Benedict Jacka 2/10
15. Big "We shall not be having our first big house-party until the middle of next month." pg 65 Summer Lightning by P.G. Wodehouse 2/23
16. Billie "Billie told all this to his mother?" pg 88 Two for the Dough by Janet Evanovich 3/9
17. Blood "Was she constantly trying to wash away the blood with rules and law and what some still call justice?" pg 115 Rapture in Death by J.D. Robb 1/29
18. Bloom "Siberian Iris bloom together with peonies." pg 171 Big Dreams, Small Garden: A Guide to Creating Something Extraordinary in Your Ordinary Space by Marianne Willburn 2/28
19. Blue "Beneath the fabric of the blue work shirt he was wearing..." location 1182 The Desperate Game by Jayne Castle 2/17
20. Boardwalk "The boardwalk was empty." pg 140 Steel's Edge by Ilona Andrews 2/5
21. Boys "Both boys were staring at her in delight." pg 7 Cover of Night by Linda Howard 2/2
22. Brown "her blond hair covered by a brown wig..." pg 316 Frogs and Kisses by Shanna Swendson 2/7
23. Burden "But he could not burden his father with his death..." pg 278 Cry Wolf by Patricia Briggs
24. But "But for Hercule Poirot I doubt if the crime would have been..." pg 1 Lord Edgware Dies by Agatha Christie 2/11
25. Can't "I can't do it." pg 8 Deep Waters by Jayne Ann Krentz 2/20
26. Child "If no other child ever had to cry the way Tulip had because the slavers had taken someone from her, it would be worth it." pg 118 Steel's Edge by Ilona Andrews 2/5
27. City "so you could watch the city go by." pg 239 Vengeance in Death by J.D. Robb 2/5
28. Clocks "Did you think that only women had internal clocks?" pg 194 Sweet Fortune by Jayne Ann Krentz 3/2
29. Club "At his club." pg 155 The Burglar in the Rye by Lawrence Block 1/29
30. C'mon "C'mon, up to the bosses office." pg 134 Frogs and Kisses by Shanna Swendson 2/7
31. Come "Then you jolly well oughtn't to come here." pg 15 The Unfinished Clue by Georgette Heyer 2/7
32. Cry "There was a choked, angry cry." pg 232 Flash by Jayne Ann Krentz 1/30
33. Cupid "In one corner of the picture a cupid, draped in the stars and stripes..." Part 2 35:01 Something Fresh by P.G. Wodehouse 2/2
34. Day "as the day was sporting the first patch of sun in a week, they could not resist an outing." pg 58 Lady Whistledown Strikes Back by Julia Quinn 2/3
35. Dice "He was in the back, watching the slice and dice with his date's face buried in his shoulder." pg 18 Dark in Death by J.D. Robb 2/1
36. Dog "There was no dog." pg 18 Dark in Death by J.D. Robb 2/1
37. Don't "I don't know what I would have done without you." pg 26 Cover of Night by Linda Howard 2/2
38. Drop "Drop your weapon." pg 79 Out of this World by J.D. Robb 2/1
39. Eighteen "She was eighteen or nineteen, I suppose, and she was too thin." pg 198 Cry Wolf by Patricia Briggs
40. Elf "The one on the left had the look of a clever, potentially devious elf." pg 113 Dark in Death by J.D. Robb 2/1
41. Emotion "It was interesting to hear any emotion in her voice..." pg 43 The Care and Feeding of Stray Vampires by Molly Harper 2/11
42. Empty "'That's better, Carolyn said, setting her glass down empty.'" pg 37 The Burglar in the Rye by Lawrence Block 1/29
43. Enter "and probably he would not enter into the spirit of the thing." pg 130 The Unfinished Clue by Georgette Heyer 2/7
44. Everybody "Everybody will be so thrilled." pg 3 Dead Man's Folly by Agatha Christie 3/1
45. Eyes "Her eyes were eyes that looked straight and challenged." pg 83 Something Fresh by P.G. Wodehouse 2/2
46. Falling "So she concentrated on not falling as they negotiated over the jagged boulders." pg 346 Cover of Night by Linda Howard 2/2
47. Fear "The woman's gaze, full of fear, bounced from face to face." pg 319 Dark in Death by J.D. Robb 2/1
48. Feel "I'd feel better if it was with you." pg 4 Fated by Benedict Jacka 2/10
49. Freak "But the 'freak' wasn't satisfied." pg 183 Out of this World by J.D. Robb 2/1
50. Georgia "July 9, Ashford, Georgia." pg 4 Darkfever by Karen Marie Moning 2/1
51. Get "I've got to get round my uncle." pg 43 Summer Lightning by P.G. Wodehouse 2/23
52. Girl "The first was a school photo of a teenage Asian girl..." pg 54 Fair Game by Patricia Briggs 2/20
53. Go "I've got to go with you." pg 217 Conspiracy in Death by J.D. Robb 3/2
54. Gone "Fletcher was gone now." pg 4 Flash by Jayne Ann Krentz 1/30
55. Got "except he's got relatives in the AMA." pg 281 Conspiracy in Death by J.D. Robb 3/2
56. Hammersmith "Cheney turned to Agent Griffin Hammersmith." pg 96 Backfire by Catherine Coulter 2/21
57. Heaven "They caged John the Baptist, but he knew the glory of Heaven." pg 39 Vengeance in Death by J.D. Robb 2/5
58. Help "He could have called the Chinese for help." pg 402 Backfire by Catherine Coulter 2/21
59. Heroin "the other more conventionally of a heroin overdose." pg 10 The Burglar in the Rye by Lawrence Block 1/29

I have four items left to find. If I haven't found them by EOM, I'm gonna throw in the towel.

Johanna
Sandman
Pimpin'
Thang

It's the same with me, Karen. I have just a few that I've not found, and I'm ready to throw in the towel as well.

I'm calling this one done.


ACATT: Song Title Word Search #1 (Part 1)
Date: 02/01/18 - 07/31/18
177/185 Words Found

Challenge Link: ACATT: Song Title Word Search #1

WORDS
✘1. Again = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 12 – Once again, my cocktail-making skills would provide a solution.

✘2. Ain't = Brother Odd|Dean Koontz|02.04.18|★★★
Page 315 – Odd—he ain’t like them, ain’t like I once was.

✘3. Alabama = Five Presidents|Clint Hill|02.17.18|★★★★
Page 206 – So it was last week in Selma, Alabama.

✘4. Alone = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 317 – It took a long time and I was left alone.

✘5. American = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 339 – American culture is pervasive.

✘6. Americans = The 14th Colony|Steve Berry|02.08.18|★★★★
Page 75 - …as those new enemies did not discriminate between Russians and Americans.

✘7. Apologies = The Wonder|Emma Donoghue|02.06.18|★★
Page 131 – “My apologies,” said Lib crisply.

✘8. Are = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 275 – “You know how many all-right drummers there are in the world?”

✘9. Around = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 144 – Gene stood up and paced around the room.

✘10. As = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 42 – “I’m employed as a professor of genetics.”

✘11. Babe = The Marriage of Opposites|Alice Hoffman|02.21.18|★★★
Page 265 – …and re remembered when he could not sleep as a babe…

✘12. Baby = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 196 – I realize it’s critical not to drop or threaten the baby.

✘13. Beast = Brother Odd|Dean Koontz|02.04.18|★★★
Page 222 – Beast of bones or no beast of bones, I would have to go outside again into the blizzard…

✘14. Begun = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 198 – And Rosie had begun snoring…

✘15. Big = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 330 – It had been a big year for me too.

16. Billie

✘17. Blood = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 41 – I calculated her blood alcohol level as 0.1 grams per liter.

✘18. Bloom = Brother Odd|Dean Koontz|02.04.18|★★★
Page 123 - …the dazzling crystallory of winter, the spring in bloom, the fragile flight of butterflies…

✘19. Blue = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 21 – They were blue.

✘20. Boardwalk = Beach Girls|Luanne Rice|02.07.18|★★★★
Page 17 – He had met her on the boardwalk one clear July night, and their fates were sealed.

✘21. Boys = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 12 – Two boys who had been adopted from Brazil.

✘22. Brown = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 53 – She wore her brown hair pulled back and fastened with a plastic barrette at the nape of her neck.

✘23. Burden = Brother Odd|Dean Koontz|02.04.18|★★★
Page 10 – It is a burden.

✘24. But = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 232 – But at some point Rosie will have discovered that you’re human.

✘25. Can't = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 321 – So it can’t be critical.

✘26. Child = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 249 – Maya was expecting her third child, so the risk was reduced.

✘27. City = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 58 - …of medicine at Columbia, statistically unlikely in a city the size of New York.

✘28. Clocks = Never Buried|Edie Claire|02.18.18|★★★
Page 96 – After declining several other bargains, including a close-out on cat clocks with swinging tails, the women managed to escape with their prize.

✘29. Club = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 8 – “She’s in Claudia’s book club.”

✘30. C'mon = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 188 – “C’mon. I wanna see what you can do.”

✘31. Come = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 191 – “You’re not allowed to come back.”

✘32. Cry = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 86 – Petra began to cry.

✘33. Cupid = The Matchmaker|Elin Hilderbrand|04.11.18|★★
Page 22 – She was “Cupe” for Cupid; she was Nantucket’s matchmaker, with forty-two couples to her credit, all of them still together.

✘34. Day = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 104 – My day has been okay.

✘35. Dice = Brother Odd|Dean Koontz|02.04.18|★★★
Page 140 – With a soft click-and-rattle like a thousand tumbling dice on a felt-lined craps table, all the elements shifted as if they were fragments in a kaleidoscope…

✘36. Dog = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 55 – Instead of a dog, he has a beer.

✘37. Don't = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 70 – “I don’t have any feelings about it yet.”

✘38. Drop = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 50 – “Just drop by and a I’ll have a check waiting for you.

✘39. Eighteen = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 218 – “Movement is normally experienced from approximately eighteen weeks”.

✘40. Elf = Brother Odd|Dean Koontz|02.04.18|★★★
Page 346 – She could have passed for an elf.

✘41. Emotion = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 144 – I detected emotion.

✘42. Empty = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 90 – Dave looked at his empty plate.

✘43. Enter = Brother Odd|Dean Koontz|02.04.18|★★★
Page 197 – “If you wear zippered rubber boots and enter by the mud room at the back of the convent...

✘44. Everybody = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 306 – That’s what everybody says.

✘45. Eyes = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 21 – I stared into Dave’s eyes.

✘46. Falling = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 255 – Falling in love with Rosie had been the single best event of my life.

✘47. Fear = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 317 – “No cause for fear.”

✘48. Feel = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 27 – I can feel the cortisol.

✘49. Freak = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 153 – “Prepare not to freak out”.

✘50. Georgia = Beach Girls|Luanne Rice|02.07.18|★★★★
Page 82 – “In Georgia, on her way home from a weekend away.”

✘51. Get = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 129 – “It’s my body and I get to choose what I do with it”.

✘52. Girl = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 169 – “She’s already got it in her head that I’m some sort of peasant girl.”

✘53. Go = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 186 – Maybe go back a little, to an incident you’ve had time to do some thinking about.

✘54. Gone = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 322 – Gene had gone to his room.

✘55. Got = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 252 – “She’s got your number.”

✘56. Hammersmith = Five Presidents|Clint Hill|02.17.18|★★★★
Page 175 – We departed almost immediately after the reception was over, flying on the Caroline, the Kennedy family’s private plane, to Newport, and then continuing on to Mrs. Kennedy’s mother’s Hammersmith Farm residence by car.

✘57. Heaven = Brother Odd|Dean Koontz|02.04.18|★★★
Page 187 – I’ve told him a thousand times she’s in Heaven…

✘58. Help = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 259 – She had chosen him ahead of me to help with her statistics.

✘59. Heroin = Prince Charles|Sally Bedell Smith|02.27.18|★★★
Page 372 – Following his son’s admission, Charles took him to Featherstone Lodge, a drug treatment center in South London, for a “short sharp shock treatment,” talking to cocaine and heroin addicts who showed him “what happens to you if you start taking drugs.”

✘60. Home = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 22 – “Are you coming home?”

✘61. Houses = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 55 – It’s an area near here, for summer houses.

✘62. How = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 104 – “How was your week?”

✘63. Idiot = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 242 – “I’ve been a complete idiot.”

✘64. Ignition = The 14th Colony|Steve Berry|02.08.18|★★★★
One for lights only, another for radio, the final pair triggering ignition.

✘65. Into = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 139 – Her image came into view.

✘66. Joe = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 58 – He put on some music – Joe Cocker.

✘67. Johanna = The Women in the Castle|Jessica Shattuck|02.10.18|★★
Page 37 – Do you know my mother? Johanna?

✘68. Judy = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 149 - “I see Judy every week.”

✘69. Juicy = The Cruelest Month|Louise Penny|03.19.18|★★★★
Page 26 – “Please, take her first, please, she’s big and juicy.

✘70. Jungle = Brother Odd|Dean Koontz|02.04.18|★★★
Page 133 - …but I remembered old adventure films in which the ceaseless pounding of jungle drums has put the sweaty pith-helmeted explorers on edge.

ACATT: Song Title Word Search #1 (Part 2)


✘71. Just = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 272 - “I just need to check the beer.”

✘72. Kiss = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page – She gave her daughter a kiss on the cheek and then went back to her husband in the kitchen.

✘73. Know - The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 218 – “You know, it’s kicking.”

✘74. Lady = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 288 – “Who was the lady?” said George.

✘75. Lane = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 62 – She passed the lane that led to the cloister ruins where plays by Shakespeare were performed every summer.

✘76. Last = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 105 - …how have things been since this time last Thursday?

✘77. Leader = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 178 – She appeared to be the team leader.

✘78. Lord = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 22 – Anything else would be pointless since the body has been lying here for a week, and Lord knows how many people have gone up and down the stairs during that time.

✘79. Love = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 231 – “She’s looking for perfect love.”

✘80. Loving = Brother Odd|Dean Koontz|02.04.18|★★★
Page 186 – She seems to have been a devoted, loving person.

✘81. Man = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 233 – I’m in a relationship with a new man.

✘82. Marmalade = Timeless|Gail Carriger|03.01.18|★★★★
Page 97 - "Hard line, my little marmalade pot, but better."

✘83. Me = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 21 - “You’re my friend – just tell me the truth.”

✘84. Mice = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 103 – The mice provided an opportunity.

✘85. Midnight = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 80 – Purchase of pregnancy-compatible food in advance would at least obviate the need for midnight excursions.

✘86. Miss = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 143 – Tell her I miss her and don’t ever take what you have for granted.

✘87. Monkey = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 78 – So Dahlstrom was mixed up in some kind of monkey business.

✘88. Mustang = The 14th Colony|Steve Berry|02.08.18|★★★★
Page 25 – A 1967 silver Mustang, a gift to himself while still in the army.

✘89. Myself = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 96 – Anyway, I need to do this myself.

✘90. Mystic = Beach Girls|Luanne Rice|02.07.18|★★★★
Page 138 – Now, driving past Mystic Seaport, Madeleine knew she was suffering from “phantom Emma syndrome.”

✘91. Need = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 110 – “Tecnhically, I only need a few days off.”

✘92. Needs = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 90 – “Marriage needs to be based on trust and openness.”

✘93. New = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 20 – Everything smelled new.

✘94. Night = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 161 – “One night won’t hurt.”

✘95. Nite = Under Her Skin|Susan Mallery|03.09.18|★★★
Loc. 926 – It was like something on Nick at Nite.

✘96. Nothing = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 21 – Nothing was making sense.

✘97. Now = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 309 – Accuracy was not my priority right now.

98. Nuthin'

✘99. Ode = Prince Charles|Sally Bedell Smith|02.27.18|★★★
Page 143 – Poet Laureate John Betjeman composed a “Wedding Ode of Joy” to celebrate the marriage.

✘100. On = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 141 – Two hours later, I knocked on her door and entered.

✘101. Only = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 101 – You’re not the only unsupportive partner out there, not by a long way.

✘102. Ooh = Never Buried|Edie Claire|02.18.18|★★★
Page 14 – “Ooh…” Maura answered, pursing her lips.

✘103. Our = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 39 – “Don can also show you our new wine list, “ he said.

✘104. Pack = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 48 – It took fifty-eight minutes to pack the furniture and plants.

✘105. Paradise = Brother Odd|Dean Koontz|02.04.18|★★★
Page 126 – Nothing is one hundred percent reliable this side of paradise…

✘106. Penny = The Wonder|Emma Donoghue|02.06.18|★★
Page 104 – In for a penny, in for a pound.

✘107. Piano = Brother Odd|Dean Koontz|02.04.18|★★★
Page 164 - …Walter could not dress himself without assistance, played classical piano.

108. Pimpin'

✘109. Pink = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 43 – I recommended a Paloma made with pink grapefruit juice and rimmed with smoked salt.

✘110. Police = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 171 – Lydia picked up the police file that had been sitting on the desk and smiled.

✘111. Pressure = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 199 – Everything swam before his eyes, and he felt a tight pressure in his chest.

✘112. Pretend = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 233 – The thought passed through his mind that he should just go to bed and pretend that he hadn’t noticed anything.

✘113. Punk = American Assassin|Vince Flynn|02.19.18|★★★
Page 172 – I’m God and that too-smart-for-his-own-good college punk wandered so far off the reservation he’s lucky I don’t put a bullet in his head.

✘114. Push = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 17 – I say doubtless, because I had forgotten to push the button for street level….

✘115. Rabbit = Brother Odd|Dean Koontz|02.04.18|★★★
Page 145 – I suppose I knew then how the heart in a rabbit’s breast feels to the rabbit…

✘116. Rain = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 81 – It seemed wise to delay the shower and change until after my excursion, especially as the weather forecase indicated a 30 percent probability of rain.

117. Ramble

✘118. Really = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 106 – “I’m really pretty okay.”

✘119. Reaper = Brother Odd|Dean Koontz|02.04.18|★★★
Page 219 – The Reaper turned his head from me.

✘120. Remember = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 27 – “I’m a medical student, remember?

✘121. Respect = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 101 – I had to respect her professional expertise.

✘122. Right = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 285 – “You’re right,” she said, speaking in a loud whisper.

✘123. Rising = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 104 – “Mamma,” Fanny repeated with a sob rising in her throat.

✘124. River = Brother Odd|Dean Koontz|02.04.18|★★★
Page 166 – To know grief, we must be in the river of time….

✘125. Rock 'n roll = My Not So Perfect Life|Sophie Kinsella|03.10.18|★★★
Page 307 – “Oh, we were going to host rock ‘n roll parties.”

✘126. Rocker = Brother Odd|Dean Koontz|02.04.18|★★★
Page 297 – The rocker and the rollicking dog receded from view…

127. Rollin'

✘128. Runaway = Brother Odd|Dean Koontz|02.04.18|★★★
Page 333 - …he had been crushed by a runaway truck.

✘129. Running = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 46 – Colleagues had already commented positively on the shoes that Rosie had given me for my forty-first birthday ten days earlier and which I now wore to work in place of expired running shoes.

✘130. Sabatoge = Under Her Skin|Susan Mallery|03.09.18|★★★
Loc. 2749 – This was something different than regular sabotage.

✘131. Sally = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 292 – It was the young journalist and the photographer who had been interviewing the Dead Kings: Sally and Enzo.

✘132. Sand = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 2 – The red sand of the trotting track spurted up around the hooves that were pounding forward at breakneck speed.

133. Sandman

✘134. Shadows = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 191 – The cross vaulting in the church ceiling high overhead and the magnificent arches cast long shadows, in contrast to the glow of hundreds of burning candles.

✘135. Shame = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 72 – “Shame on you.”

✘136. Sheriff = Brother Odd|Dean Koontz|02.04.18|★★★
Page 102 – I didn’t relish sitting with the county sheriff and explaining that I saw dead people…

✘137. Shoes = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 138 – “I’ll get my drinking shoes on.”

✘138. Shop = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 35 – We can go to the bed shop tomorrow.

✘139. Shot = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 12 - …I poured myself a shot of vodka on ice…

✘140. Since = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 105 – “Since you ask – a bit.”

ACATT: Song Title Word Search #1 (Part 3)


✘141. Smoke = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 54 – I thought being pregnant was making me want to smoke again.

✘142. Somebody = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 10 – Presumably just somebody out walking his dog.

✘143. Soon = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 130 – I’ll do it soon.

✘144. Soul = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 99 – Not a soul was in sight.

✘145. Standing = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 331 – I realized that Gene was standing beside me, jabbing me in the ribs with his elbow.

✘146. Stone = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 29 – Roma’s stone church with eight hundred years of history behind it stood there as steadfast as always.

✘147. Suede = Timeless|Gail Carriger|03.01.18|★★★★
Page 187 – He wore voluminous dark bloomers tucked into suede boots, a high-neck dark shirt of muslin…

✘148. Sugar = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 2 – Drinking it first would desensitize our taste buds to the slight residual sugar that was a feature of the pinot gris…

✘149. Suite = Brother Odd|Dean Koontz|02.04.18|★★★
Page 62 – This was the moment that I had been waiting for at the window of my small guest suite before Boo and bodach had appeared in the yard below.

✘150. Summer = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 15 – The summer seemed long gone.

✘151. Super = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 27 – “Maybe you’re just super potent.”

✘152. Surrender = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 50 – She would not surrender to the slightest obstacle, although she had a tendency to do just that.

✘153. Survive = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 196 – I was confident Bud would be unhurt in a rollover and would survive a low-speed automobile encounter…

✘154. Sweet = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 76 – It sounds a little too sweet for a dog like that.

✘155. Tender = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 12 – They tore at her body and made her skin tender.

✘156. Thang = Before We Were Yours|Lisa Wingate|04.10.18|★★★★
Page 35 – “You li’l saucy thang. Sass mouth.”

✘157. Thank = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 91 – Yes, thank you.

✘158. Thing = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 13 – The last thing she needed was more problems.

✘159. Thirteen = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 160 – At almost thirteen weeks, the sonogram would be able to pick up neural-tube deficits.

✘160. Time = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 188 – This was not the first time someone had challenged me to demonstrate my martial arts skills.

✘161. Tonight's = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 206 – I want it on tonight’s program.

✘162. Train = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 250 – I continued the argument with Rosie on the train home.

✘163. Tumbling = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 294 – “Like understanding that his friend’s business is failing and that if it happens everything is going to come tumbling down…

✘164. Twist = Brother Odd|Dean Koontz|02.04.18|★★★
Page 352 – And as a mark of how very difficult, no twist of wit came to mind in that moment.

✘165. Umbrella = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 7 – The upper-class dame who owned the poodle went nuts and started hitting Orjan with her umbrella until the police showed up and took charge.

✘166. Under = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 287 – “The medical situation is under control,” I said.

167. Ur

✘168. Visions = The Wonder|Emma Donoghue|02.06.18|★★
Page 273 – Her eyes rose too, as if she saw visions on the ceiling.

✘169. Walkin' = Before We Were Yours|Lisa Wingate|04.10.18|★★★★
Page 59 – “Well, you can just keep walkin’, Silas…Silas…whatever your last name is, if you got one.”

✘170. Wanna = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 188 – I wanna see what you can do.

✘171. Want = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 279 – “I didn’t want to invade your territory.”

✘172. Water = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 14 – I followed her as she removed the dress and ran water over it.

173. Weezer

✘174. Welcome = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 11 – Rosie claimed to welcome spontaneity.

✘175. We've = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 315 – I don’t know if they’ve got it wrong or if we’ve turned around in time.

✘176. Where = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 54 – “This is where you’re planning to work?”

✘177. White = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 13 – It was white and contrasted dramatically with her red hair.

✘178. William = Brother Odd|Dean Koontz|02.04.18|★★★
Page 109 - …like the popularity of aerosol cheese in a can of Mr. William Shatner’s brief post-Star Trek turn as a lounge singer.

✘179. With = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 43 – It could wait until my next meeting with Dave.

✘180. Woman = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 41 – One woman, aged in her mid-twenties, was the focus of attention.

✘181. Year's = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 71 – I’m thinking of surprising Ingrid with a week of romance right after New Year’s.

✘182. You = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 144 – “Don, I want you to do an exercise for me.”

✘183. Young = Unspoken|Mari Jungstedt|02.03.18|★★★★
Page 2 – His eyes were fixed on the young filly, who with furious energy was closing in on the leaders.

✘184. Your = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 66 – “You need to pull your head out of your diagnostic manual and go into the street.”

✘185. Yourself = The Rosie Effect|Graeme Simsion|02.02.18|★★
Page 144 – I want you to imagine yourself in it.

Calling it done - 181/185 - thanks for a great challenge, jingles!

January 26, 2018 - Aug.31, 2018

WORDS

1. Again - “Who published it again?” p. 3 A A Fatal Grace by Louise Penny 2.15.18

2. Ain't “…ain’t exactly bosom buddies…” p. 4 A Little White Death by John Lawton 2.25.18

3. Alabama

4. Alone-“…the propaganda alone…” p. 121 Leaving Berlin Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

5. American - “An American voice.” P. 36 Leaving Berlinby Joseph Kanon 2/7/18

6. Americans - “The Americans don’t leave because the Russians--…” p. 4 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2/7/18

7. Apologies-“My apologies, Madame.” P. 79 A Fatal Grace by Louise Penny 2.15.18

8. Are - “There are several reasons…” p. 40 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2,9,18

9. Around - “It’s not far, around the corner.” P. 11 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

10. As - –“As I said, I’m sorry I have to disturb you.” P. 40 Unseenby Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

11. Babe-“from the mouths of babes…” p. 396 Piece of My Heartby Peter Robinson 3.11.18

12. Baby-“in front of the baby Jesus.” P. 37 A Fatal Grace by Louise Penny 2.15.18

13. Beast - “German communists feeding the beast?” p. 121 by Joseph KanonLeaving Berlin 2.7.18

14. Begun - “…it had begun to snow…” p. 92 Leaving Berlinby Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

15. Big - “Commies broke up all the big estates.” P. 19 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

16. Billie-“…a few late Billie Holliday torch songs.” P. 165 Friend of the Devil by Peter Robinson 4.19.18

17. Blood - “…tiny droplets of blood.” P. 7 A Fatal Grace by Louise Penny 2.15.18

18. Bloom - “The apple trees were in bloom.” P. 60 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

19. Blue-“…workman, blue coveralls and cap.”p.227 Leaving Berlinby Joseph Kanon 2.7..18

20. Boardwalk-“they all ran to the safety of the boardwalk.” P. 31 Give the Boys a Great Big Hand by Ed McBain 3.3.18

21. Boys-“boys were lining up and told to fix bayonets.” P 29 A Fatal Grace by Louise Penny 2.15.18

22. Brown - “Just the ones in brown shirts.” P. 41 Leaving Berlinby Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

23. Burden-– “…not have you shoulder this unthinkable burden.” Audiobook Make Your Bed: Little Things That Can Change Your Life...And Maybe the World by William McRaven 2.10.18

24. But “…but Johan was good at persuading people.” P. 48 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

25. Can't –“They can’t mean it.” P. 4 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

26. Child – “Talking to a child.” P. 111 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

27. City-“bounce all the way into the city.” P. 9 A Fatal Grace by Louise Penny 2.15.18

28. Clocks - “…or alarm clocks…” p.2 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

29. Club - “They say it at the club.” P. 7 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

30. C'mon-“C’mon, C. we could do something together.” P. 372 Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly 2.21.18

31. Come -“You’ve come back for this.” P. 4 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

32. Cry-“I wanted to cry.” P. 215 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

33. Cupid-“…rather unexpected Cupid’s-bow lips…” p. 58 Piece of My Heart by Peter Robinson 3.11.18

34. Day - “…you could see it every day.” P. 4 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

35. Dice-“It was a roll of the dice.” P. 23 Born a Crime: Stories From a South African Childhood by Trevor Noah 3.18.18

36. Dog“Spencer, Helene’s dog…” p. 2 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.17

37. Don't - “You don’t hear them after a while.” P. 3 Leaving Berlin Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

38. Drop-–“…a sudden drop in his stomach…” p. 62 Leaving Berlinby Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

39. Eighteen-“..at his current job eighteen years ago.” P. 196 A Fatal Grace by Louise Penny 2.15.18

40. Elf--“…run it by me one more time, elf…” p. 106 The Marco Effect by Jussi Adler-Olsen 3.22.18

41. Emotion- “…overtaken by some emotion…” p. 26 A Fatal Grace by Louise Penny 2.15.18

42. Empty - – “…marooned in empty spaces where buildings had collapsed…” p. 9 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

43. Enter - “…noticed the anchorman enter the newsroom…” p. 9 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2,9.18

44. Everybody “Everybody says its us.” P. 7 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

45. Eyes - –“opened her eyes at 6:30 a.m…” p. 4 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

46. Falling - “…forever falling out of place…” p. 27 Leaving Berlinby Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

47. Fear-“…his breathing still ragged from fear…” p. 100 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

48. Feel - “I guess most people feel that way…” p.50 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

49. Freak-“…as though it was more than some freak of nature…” p. 31 A Fatal Grace by Louise Penny 2.15.18

50. Georgia-“Roosevelt had died at his home in Warm Springs, Georgia.” P. 295 Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly 2.21.18

51. Get “You get used to it.” P. 3 Leaving Berlinby Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

52. Girl - “stared at the huge girl.” P. 6 A Fatal Graceby Louise Penny 2.15.18

53. Go - “…practically everybody had to go bicycling on Gotland.” P. 47 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

54. Gone “I thought you’d gone to New York.” P. 11 Leaving Berlinby Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

55. Got “Somebody got me out.” P. 8 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.718

56. Hammersmith-“Joe Loss at the Hammersmith Palais…” p. 326 A Little White Death by John Lawton 2..25.18

57. Heaven - “Heaven forbid the news programs were too much alike.” P. 46 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

58. Help - “I couldn’t help it.” P. 35 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

59. Heroin--“…had their problems with heroin and coke…” p. 294 Piece of My Heart by Peter Robinson 3.11.18

60. Home-“Alex had decided to make his home in the east.” P. 4 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

61. Houses “But that’s bigger houses.” P. 38 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

62. How - “How does everyone sleep?” p. 3 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

63. Idiot “Shut up. Idiot.” P. 33 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.2718

64. Ignition “turned the key in the ignition…” p. 66 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

65. Into - “She was sobbing and ran into the bathroom.” P. 56 Unseeny Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

66. Joe - “And no Sashas anymore. All what? Joes - …” p. 313 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

67. Johanna-“Matilda and Johanna loved the sound when the mud tried to pull off their boots…” p. 66 Unseenby Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

68. Judy-“The Colonel’s lady and Judy O’Grady are sisters under their skins.” P. 345 The Grave's a Fine and Private Place by Alan Bradley 2.22.18

69. Juicy -“…a juicy story for the tabloids.” P. 112 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

70. Jungle-“…boarding a Swift boat heading into the jungle.” audiobook Make Your Bed: Little Things That Can Change Your Life...And Maybe the World by William McRaven 2.10.18

71. Just - “Knutas did not seem angry, he just seemed resigned.” P. 46 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

72. Kiss "A social kiss?” p. 79 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

73. Know “You know how writer’s use things…” p. 7 Leaving Berlinby Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

74. Lady –“Had Markus dug the old lady up?” p. 156 Leaving Berlinby Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

75. Lane-“…pulling onto the left lane.” P. 324 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

76. Last “defending the city with panzerfausts during the last days.” P. 15 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

77. Leader “The leader, a burly man in his twenties…” p. 30 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

78. Lord-“Good Lord, she didn’t even recognize him.” P. 63 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

79. Love - The von Bermuths only marry for love.” P. 21 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

80. Loving-“…a loving father to his daughter.” audiobook Make Your Bed: Little Things That Can Change Your Life...And Maybe the World by William McRaven 2.10.18

81. Man-“…he felt like a new man.” P. 73 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

82. Marmalade-“…no jars of marmalade…” p.333 The Grave's a Fine and Private Place by Alan Bradley 2.22.18

83. Me “Well, maybe it’s me, I judge myself.” P. 86 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

84. Mice-“…field mice from the mainland…” p. 1 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

85. Midnight-“Not that I know anymore than I did at midnight.” P. 30 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

86. Miss“Of course I will miss you.” P.170 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

87. Monkey- “…a possible monkey wrench in the plan.” P. 283 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

88. Mustang

89. Myself-“I’ve been blessed to have been able to work on myself.” P. 146 A Fatal Grace by Louise Penny 2.15.18

90. Mystic-“She was confusing an Indian mystic with a KKK member…” p. 19 A Fatal Grace by Louise Penny 2.15.18

91. Need - “You didn’t need to have a card.” P. 8 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

92. Needs - “needs to go over to Stockholm.” P. 44 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2,9.18

93. New “Maybe Martin had, new to Berlin.” P. 3 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

94. Night - “…huddling in shelters every night.” P. 3 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

95. Nite

96. Nothing- Alex said nothing…” p. 6 Leaving Berlinby Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

97. Now -“They should leave now.” P. 4 Leaving Berlinby Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

98. Nuthin' “He didn’t have a job to speak of, nothing steady…” p. 6 A Cold and Lonely Place by Sara J. Henry 3.16.18

99. Ode-“…the ode to Stalin…” p. 333 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

100. On-“…sat down on the single bench on the porch.” P. 54 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

101. Only “But there’s only one city.” P. 4 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

102. Ooh Ooh “Ooh, ooh” she said.” P. 96 A Little White Death by John Lawton 2.25.18

103. Our “We’re so happy to have our writers back.” P. 13 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

104. Pack - –“You can pack now?” p. 122 Leaving Berlinby Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

105. Paradise - “The Socialist paradise.” P. 18 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

106. Penny--“I have seen better from penny actors…” p. 360 Murder on High Holbornby Susanna Gregory 2.17.18

107. Piano- “…clutter of silver frames on the piano…” p. 134 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

108. Pimpin'-“I see you’re a drunken, blackmailing, pimping murderer…” p. 242 The Cruelest Month by Louise Penny 3.28.18

109. Pink-“…wearing a pink bed jacket.” P. 366 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

110. Police -“…two mayors, two police.” P. 4 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

111. Pressure - “Use them how?” “Pressure” p. 18 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

112. Pretend - “…pretend he hadn’t seen…” p. 35 Leaving Berlinby Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

113. Punk--“…had their problems with heroin and coke…” p. 294 Piece of My Heartby Peter Robinson 3.11.18

114. Push-“…reluctant to push it…” p. 165Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

115. Rabbit- “Too big to be from a rabbit.” P.10 Unseenby Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

116. Rain-“…streets still dark, slick with rain…” p. 5 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

117. Ramble “He did not ramble.” P. 397 A Little White Death by John Lawton 2.25.18

118. Really-“Really asking, who are you?” p. 5 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

119. Reaper “I thought the grim reaper had finally got you.” P. 164 A Little White Death by John Lawton 2.25.18

120. Remember - “…too young to remember the cheering in the streets.” P. 6 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

121. Respect -“we must respect the law.” P. 219 Leaving Berlin Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

122. Right - “Right in the center of town.” P. 7 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

123. Rising-–“…a heat rising off his skin.” P. 20 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

124. River - “The river.” P. 198 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

125. Rock 'n roll--“John Lennon and Yoko had turned up to play with some legendary rock ‘n roll stars…” p. 180 Piece of My Heart by Peter Robinson 3.11.18

126. Rocker-“Are you off your rocker?” p. 157 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

127. Rollin'-“…within minutes the presses were rolling.” P. 39 A Cold and Lonely Place by Sara J. Henry 3.16.18

128. Runaway - “The runaways.” P. 172 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

129. Running- “spent her days running the house.” P. 21 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

130. Sabatoge - “He doesn’t want to sabotage his own film…” p. 213 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

131. Sally “…a pieman, a ring toss and an Aunt Sally.” P. 71 The Grave's a Fine and Private Place by Alan Bradley 2.22.18

132. Sand - “The head in the sand.” P. 146 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

133. Sandman

134. Shadows-“…just background shadows.” P. 281 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

135. Shame-“…we’ll die of shame.” P. 144 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

136. Sheriff-“direct order from the sheriff…” p. 87 The Grave's a Fine and Private Place by Alan Bradley 2.22.18

137. Shoes - You’ll ruin your shoes…” p. 92 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

138. Shop-“there are also shops.” P. 128 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

139. Shot - “Fritz’s father accidentally shot a tenant…” p. 26 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

140. Since-“It had been a long time since they had all seen each other.” P. 1 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

141. Smoke - “Followed the trail of Willy’s smoke…” p. 43 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

142. Somebody - “Somebody got me out.” P. 8 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

143. Soon-”…would soon be filled with sixteen expectant eight-year-olds…” p. 60 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

144. Soul A Biedermeir soul.” P. 57 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

145. Standing “…the standing ruins like bones left behind.” P. 17 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

146. Stone – “What happens to the stone?” p. 172 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

147. Suede - “brown suede shoes…” p. 10 Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly 2.21.18

148. Sugar - “…even a little sugar.” P. 137 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

149. Suite - “She had the equivalent of a penthouse suite.” P. 158 AA Fatal Grace by Louise Penny

150. Summer - “One of those summer affairs.” P. 19 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

151. Super-“…Super Frog Triathalon…” audiobook Make Your Bed: Little Things That Can Change Your Life...And Maybe the Worldby William McRaven 2.10.18

152. Surrender “…a raised hand, surrender.” P. 196 Leaving Berlinby Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

153. Survive-“you didn’t expect any of these to survive.” P. 16 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

154. Sweet - “…a glass of sweet champagne.” P. 56 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

155. Tender-“…clad in the tender green of early summer.” P.127 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9,18

156. Thang - “…walked me away from the thing under the ice…” p. 4 A Cold and Lonely Placeby Sara J. Henry 3.16.18

157. Thank - “Thank you, Ilse.” P. 31 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

158. Thing - “It’s often the first thing people want to do.” P. 15 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

159. Thirteen-– “…when they were thirteen…” p.218 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

160. Time- “…they left at dawn to be in time for it.” P. 5 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

161. Tonight's-“…I announce the winners of tonight’s bridge tournament.” P. 228 Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly 2.21.18

162. Train-“Train, car- the usual exits were closed.” P. 149 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon posted 2.3.18

163. Tumbling- “ …effervescent, riotous bubbles tumbling over the edge of the glass.” P. 18 Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly 2.21.18

164. Twist- “…anywhere else they can twist a knife in.” p. 39 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

165. Umbrella-“He didn’t bother with an umbrella.” P. 63 Unseen by Mari Jungst 2.9.18

166. Under-“The floor felt cool under her bare feet…” p. 5 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

167. Ur-“what he called the Ur dream …” p.240 The Pity of It All: A Portrait of the German-Jewish Epoch 1743-1933 by Amos Elon 3.9.18

168. Visions -“…Mrs. Trapnels visions,…” p. 116 Murder on High Holborn by Susanna Gregory 2.17.18

169. Walkin'-“I’m tired of walkin’ alone.” P. 82 See Them Die by Ed McBain 3.17.18

170. Wanna “You wanna sit in on the second set man?” p. 77 A Little White Death by John Lawton 2.25.18

171. Want-“…is there something else you want to know?” p. 58 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

172. Water -“but he didn’t want to run water…” p. 24 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

173. Weezer

174. Welcome - “Speeches of welcome by party officials…” P. 5 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

175. We've-“We’ve known each other since middle school.” P. 59 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

176. Where-“Where do you think he got that idea?” p. 59 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

177. White - “Her hair was white now…” p. 63 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

178. William-“You will have help from William Leving.” P. 38 Murder on High Holborn by Susanna Gregory 2.17.18

179. With “With milk.” P. 56 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

180. Woman -“A woman Alex remembered…” p. 21 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

181. Year's - “At year’s end, even the London Standard claimed “all the mischief now brooding on the continent is done by Jews.” P. 161 The Pity of It All: A Portrait of the German-Jewish Epoch 1743-1933 Amos Elon 3.9.18

182. You-“What do you think about what happened?” p. 53 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

183. Young - “He was the first young man Alex met since he arrived.” P. 4 Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon 2.7.18

184. Your - “How did you get those marks on your neck? P. 19 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

185. Yourself-“…you continued on home by yourself.” P. 57 Unseen by Mari Jungstedt 2.9.18

I'm done, I found all but four.
Johanna
Pimpin'
Sandman
Thang

ACATT: Song Title Word Search #1
Date: 02/01/18 - 05/31/18

WORDS
1. Again.. they were at it again.. The Great Alone loc 41

2. Ain't.. you ain't lived here.. D is for Deadbeat pg 15

3. Alabama.. their mother was from Alabama.. E is for Evidence pg 51

4. Alone.. had no friends and walked to school alone.. The Great Alone loc 38

5. American.. selling American Seed packets.. The Great Alone loc 130

6. Americans.. the hotel had Americans in it.. The Crimson Petal and the White pg 482

7. Apologies.. dad kept touching mama's bruised face and murmuring apologies.. The Great Alone loc 3776

8. Are.. there are drunken parents waiting to beat a child.. The Crimson Petal and the White pg 300

9. Around.. was a little worn around the edges.. The Great Alone loc 93

10. As.. stay the night, as we could not track in the dark.. The Which Way Tree loc 1607

11. Babe.. though she has a babe in arms.. The Crimson Petal and the White pg 94

12. Baby.. Ernt, baby, please don't.. The Great Alone loc 41

13. Beast.. might tame the actions of a beast.. The Great Alone loc 1645

14. Begun.. college girls had begun to disappear.. The Great Alone locv76

15. Big.. his big idea face.. The Great Alone loc 128

16. Billie.. I resist Tchaikovsky's Sixth, and Billie Holiday.. How to Stop Time loc 512

17. Blood.. left a smear of blood behind.. The Great Alone loc 539

18. Bloom.. the marshes were in full bloom.. The Great Alone loc 3681

19. Blue.. exhaled a stream of blue gray smoke.. The Great Alone loc 106

20. Boardwalk.. by an aging boardwalk.. The Great Alone loc 398

21. Boys.. our poor boys who went off to war.. The Great Alone loc 805

22. Brown.. bark brown rambler.. The Great Alone loc 85

23. Burden.. but he couldn't carry your burden.. The Great Alone loc 1742

24. But.. but he couldn't carry your burden.. The Great Alone loc 1742

25. Can't.. why can't anything be simple .. D is for Deadbeat pg 53

26. Child.. one thing every child of a POW knew.. The Great Alone loc 197

27. City.. she thinks she wants to live in a city.. The Great Alone loc 1347

28. Clocks.. several clocks chime eleven.. The Crimson Petal and the White pg 212

29. Club.. some terrible, silent club.. The Great Alone loc 2040

30. C'mon.. C'mon, let's go... How to Stop Time loc 1193

31. Come.. mama had come away with t-shirts.. The Great Alone loc 56

32. Cry.. mom did nothing but cry.. The Great Alone loc 859

33. Cupid.. callow, cupid lipped soldier.. The Crimson Petal and the White pg 786

34. Day.. future felt closer every day.. The Great Alone loc 325

35. Dice.. Leni gathered up the dice and scoreboards.. The Great Alone loc 2258

36. Dog.. Leni saw a dog collar hanging from the tree branches.. The Great Alone loc 696

37. Don't.. Ernt, baby, please don't.. The Great Alone loc 41

38. Drop.. let her arms drop to her sides.. The Great Alone loc 261

39. Eighteen.. eighteen hour days .. The Great Alone loc 1427

40. Elf.. discovered a tiny elf named twig.. I is for Innocent pg 57

41. Emotion.. Leni felt the start of an emotion.. The Great Alone loc 944

42. Empty.. with empty flower boxes and clogged gutters.. The Great Alone loc 85

43. Enter.. Leni forced herself to enter.. The Great Alone loc 794

44. Everybody.. still ignoring everybody.. The Crimson Petal and the White pg 120

45. Eyes.. her heavily made up eyes.. The Great Alone loc 259

46. Falling.. his face falling in disappointment.. The Great Alone loc 894

47. Fear.. fear is common sense up here.. The Great Alone loc 451

48. Feel.. I feel like I'm going to crawl out of my skin.. The Great Alone loc 160

49. Freak.. taverns, music halls, freak shows... The Crimson Petal and the White pg 26

50. Georgia.. a community in north Georgia.. Elkhorn Tavern pg 28

51. Get.. Leni cleared her throat to get their attention.. The Great Alone loc 48

52. Girl.. she was the new girl at school.. The Great Alone loc 37

53. Go.. dad could never let them go.. The Great Alone loc 2569

54. Gone.. she'd gone to five schools.. The Great Alone loc 44

55. Got.. then dad got drafted.. The Great Alone loc 63

56. Hammersmith.. smut from the factory chimneys of Hammersmith... The Crimson Petal and the White pg 23

57. Heaven.. jointed tin finger pointed at heaven.. The Great Alone loc 551

58. Help.. you need help, baby... The Great Alone loc 47

59. Heroin.. she's my heroin.. The Great Alone loc 2090

60. Home.. found a home in a commune.. The Great Alone loc 65

61. Houses.. taking houses and cars down with them.. The Great Alone loc 35

62. How.. you know how hard it is on me.. The Great Alone loc 47

63. Idiot.. sending out idiot words.. The Great Alone loc 2872

64. Ignition.. the key would't turn in the ignition.. The Great Alone loc 222

65. Into.. put them into the pressure cooker.. The Great Alone loc 1459

66. Joe.. Oh? said Joe.. How to Stop Time loc 1858

67. Johanna

68. Judy.. editor Judy Moir.. The Crimson Petal and the White pg 898

69. Juicy.. chicken's warm and juicy carcass.. The Crimson Petal and the White pg 87

70. Jungle.. like the elephants in the Jungle Book movie.. The Great Alone loc 1188

71. Just .. just a face in the crowd.. The Great Alone loc 37

72. Kiss.. can I kiss you?.. The Great Alone loc 3701

73. Know.. you know how hard it is on me.. The Great Alone loc 47

74. Lady.. nylons and old lady shoes.. The Great Alone loc 214

75. Lane.. with all of the lane changes.. The Great Alone loc 241

76. Last.. in the last four years.. The Great Alone loc 44

77. Leader.. their leader is calling them... The Crimson Petal and the White pg 380

78. Lord.. you read Lord of the Rings?.. The Great Alone loc 942

79. Love.. sick, twisted love that bound her parents together.. The Great Alone loc 2564

80. Loving.. you don't stop loving a person.. The Great Alone loc 99

81. Man.. the laughing man of her memory.. The Great Alone loc 67

82. Marmalade.. dyed his hair marmalade.. Sarah's Key pg 27

83. Me.. leave me the hell alone.. The Great Alone loc 40

84. Mice.. become a home to mice.. The Great Alone loc 6930

85. Midnight.. awake long past midnight.. The Great Alone loc 176

86. Miss.. we can't miss it.. The Great Alone loc 831

87. Monkey.. onto her lap like a monkey.. The Great Alone loc 6491

88. Mustang.. mama's dented up Mustang.. The Great Alone loc 88

89. Myself.. creepy Seattle street by myself.. The Great Alone loc 248

90. Mystic.. angel falls on Mystic Lake.. The Great Alone loc 11

91. Need.. you need help, baby.. The Great Alone loc 47

92. Needs.. he needs me, us... The Great Alone loc 99

93. New.. she was the new girl at school.. The Great Alone loc 37

94. Night.. late shift last night.. The Great Alone loc 51

95. Nite.. the gradations were in nite but visible only to night souls.. K is for Killer pg 154

96. Nothing.. nothing ever worked out.. The Great Alone loc 68

97. Now.. now she sat on her bed.. The Great Alone loc 38

98. Nuthin'.. I don't know nuthin'... Elkhorn Tavern pg 166

99. Ode.. a silent ode to the worst that could happen.. The Great Alone loc 2391

100. On.. take such a toll on cloth and leather.. Elkhorn Tavern pg 98

101. Only.. human misery is only too real.. The Crimson Petal and the White pg 4300

102. Ooh.. ooh, it's alright, miss, it really is.. The Crimson Petal and the White pg 542

103. Our.. when our bird went down.. The Great Alone loc 133

104. Pack.. crushed pack of cigarettes.. The Great Alone loc 104

105. Paradise.. a paradise compared to Church Lane.. The Crimson Petal and the White pg 36

106. Penny.. hand me those penny nails.. The Great Alone loc 1148

107. Piano.. fingers moving like a piano player's.. The Great Alone loc 448

108. Pimpin'

109. Pink.. her pink waitress uniform.. The Great Alone loc 51

110. Police..there's no police up here.. The Great Alone loc 689

111. Pressure.. put them into the pressure cooker.. The Great Alone loc 1459

112. Pretend.. let's pretend that formed a dangerous pact.. The Great Alone loc 2039

113. Punk.. shoppers and punk rockers.. The Great Alone loc 5703

114. Push.. afraid he'd push her away.. The Great Alone loc 124

115. Rabbit.. she adjusted the rabbit ears.. The Great Alone loc 112

116. Rain.. water rose and the rain continued.. The Great Alone loc 36

117. Ramble.. the letters don't ramble into incoherence.. The Crimson Petal and the White pg 728

118. Really.. are we really going? .. The Great Alone loc 188

119. Reaper The Which Way Tree

120. Remember.. you remember my friend.. The Great Alone loc 131

121. Respect.. healthy respect for pneumonia.. The Crimson Petal and the White pg 8

122. Right.. leave right now.. The Great Alone loc 43

123. Rising.. darkness seemed to be rising.. The Great Alone loc 511

124. River.. hauled water up from the river.. The Great Alone loc 734

125. Rock 'n roll.. a scratchy rock n roll song came through.. The Great Alone loc 122

126. Rocker.. he's off his rocker.. The Great Alone loc 3529

127. Rollin'.. like a robin's egg rollin'.. A Prayer for Owen Meany pg 400

128. Runaway.. broken dreams and runaway girls.. The Great Alone loc 301

129. Running.. people running to something.. The Great Alone loc 455

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